One 2 Three
Patrick Sherring
Jacob Jordan and Lottie Capp are pupils at Ingatestone & Fryerning C of E Junior school and also Dementia Friends. They explained why they thought it was very important for everyone to understand that people with dementia should be treated in a kind way. Seven year old Jacob said that just because they might ask you the same question again and again, “don’t make them feel silly”. They both spoke about family members with dementia. Head Teacher Neil Taggart explained that Mark Neville from Essex Dementia Communities visited the school who had spoken to the pupils about dementia. Lottie and Jacob talked about discussions in classrooms following the visit. They had both also visited local dementia groups. Mr Taggart commented that these visits were part of a Healthy Schools Project. These visits were good for both the children and also the the suffers from dementia who might never spend time with children.
More information can be found on
https://www.dementiafriends.org.uk
Playlist
Kygo ft. Whitney Houston – Higher love – 2019 UK no 2, Top 10 in 13 more countries.
Jason Mraz – Best friend – from the 2014 album – Yes – USA no 2, UK no 18.
Harry Styles – Treat people with kindness – From the 2019 album – Fine Line – Grammy award for the album for best solo pop performance. Number 491 of the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest albums of all time.
Bare Naked Ladies – One week. 1998 USA no 1, UK no 5. Chosen by Jacob as he loves seeing his grandfather sing karaoke to this track. Jacob knows all the words as well.
Richie Havens – Here comes the sun – chosen by Neil Taggart. In his view the best version of this Beatles song.
Ellie Golding – Burn – Lottie chose this track because it was no 1 the day she was born.
Birthdays competition.
Bruce Hornsby & The Range – The way it is. No 1 in USA and two more countries. Top 10 in four countries. UK no 15 and Top 20 in four more. Bruce recently celebrated his 69th birthday.
Mud – Tiger feet – UK no 1 and best selling single of the year. Ray Stiles was the bass player in Mud between 1966 – 1979. He joined the Hollies in 1986 and at the age of 77 still plays with them.
Carly Rae Jepson – Call me maybe – no 1 in 19 countries. Globally bests selling single of the year with 18 million sales. No 436 in Rolling Stone 500 Greatest songs of all time. Over a billion streams on Spotify. Carly Rae Jepson recently celebrated her 38th birthday.
Thanks to Chris and Bob in Harlow, Chris in Guildford, Patrick in Ingatestone, Mark Lee, Sian and Sarah in York and Jacob and Lottie in the studio for taking part today. The winner with six points was Chris in Guildford. Sian scored 1 point, as did Jacob in the studio.
Patrick requested KD Lang – Constant craving – 1992 UK no 15, Canada no 8. Grammy award winner for best female vocal.
Hannah White – Chains of ours – from the album – Sweet revolution – released on November 3rd.
The chart this week in
No 3 Everything but the girl – Missing – No 1 USA and six more countries. UK no 3 and Top 10 in thirteen more countries. No 54 in Rolling Stone 200 Greatest dance songs of all time.
No 19 Tina Turner – Goldeneye – no 1 in Poland and Hungary. UK no 10 and Top 10 in twelve more countries.
No 20 Simply Red – Fairground – The bands only UK no 1. Also no 1 in three more countries. Top 10 in eleven more countries.
DC Pierce – Long time listener, first time caller – Check out the show from 6th of October when Dan came and previews the album – Mindful systems.
Joby Fox – I love you – One of the tracks from his album – I was a hawk, now I am a dove – which he sung live on Drive on Tuesday 21st.
Joni Mitchell – Free man in Paris – from 1974 album – Court and spark. No 470 in Rolling Stone 500 Greatest songs of all time.
Next week I am joined by Tim Goodbody who will be talking about the continuing relevance of Advent, a period of waiting leading up to Christmas Day.
Katherine Loveday from Kids Inspire will talk about how you can support their annual Christmas appeal which last year gave gifts to 1615 children.
